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& amuk .q s _ . â€" w<tH8 WiGgened oA t by a sort of shelf around the hips, C t slim silhoue*tes are retained in Paris, 6 en monnrnemmmenirenonfimmemimemmmimmmmmmerenye.,... E Fascist Italy‘s Claims â€" | S%:\‘, ALBAN/A "‘ / ; peoeseal e i \yre~* & I ' C I 5 c Y s / XKia | ’ Frem. mia K * | | " L+Bya o+ AGA V #e .‘«”- .w‘n; *% s \:: 3 N‘:G:O | yriays % i FGY’W‘/‘,;' " a I * 4 f. 7‘â€"_.7 SUD“'I'M’“ ’ Take such things as Alyssum, dwarf marigolds, portulaca and California poppies, â€" for edging. #h:se are little flowers that al. ost s¢ed themselves, have plenty of colour, crowd out weeds, . do well in any location, but prefer Sun and light soil. Onece started they will look after themselves, For the centre of beds or near 't.lebuk,largoflowmuchue: ndula, nasturtium, poppy an phiox will make a good showing and for screens castor beans, dahâ€" Nas, cosmos, sunflower and tall marigo!ld are advised. These notions are wrong, acâ€" cording to authorities on the subâ€" Jeet. There are gardens that fit almost any situation. For those people who have neither the time nor inclination there are plenty of annual flowers that thrive on neg. lect. A little diggin‘ of the gtound in late Spring is all that is required. EASY TO HAVE FLOWERS Many people think that a beauâ€" tiful display of flowers in their own garden is impossible. Far too mach skill and work are required, they believe. »ach other. k me ‘ll . ce 4e uamg, whether it be rose bushes, fruit irees or flowering shrubs, is to open up the centre of the growth so that sunshine and air may peneâ€" lrate freely and also, of course, to produce a symmetrical plant. Naturally any dead or weak growth should be removed â€" and also branches that rub against masaly Lik _ In the course of an address on the 20th anzniversary of the estabâ€" lishment of Fascism, Premicr Be.â€" nito Mussolini said that Italy‘s tlaims on â€" France "carry â€"the names of Tunis, Djibouti and Bsuez," (shown on ABOVE map), adding, "The French government is perfectly free to refuse even to discuss these problems, as it has done up to now." aâ€"â€"_~~ With the exception of of gowns that have skirts : Prep@Riietveties c uw C Amen‘ e s o. ~ OReeve Wigened by a sort of shelf around the hips, slim silhoue*tes are retained in Do ui. and love .V Eskimo dove L sls 0 0 in Aoegee Composer Norton Kingsland, who took native Eskimo dances, added the Eskimo ussâ€"nose-rubbing â€"â€" and linked them with swing, says Eskimo is somewhat like the Lamâ€" beth Walk with a bit of truckin‘, a dip and a dive that represents entering the door of an tgloo, and * spineâ€"chilling wooâ€"woowo for the north wind, "On Blubber And Love" All movements are accelerated to the tune of "Little Brown Jug," with a specia) movement for the Roseâ€"rubbing. The theme jis: "Soon we‘ll be living on binbber arnd love . . . me and my little Wabima 11. 2 The Eskimo, newest tha dance, made its , ~nto last week after & thorough tryâ€"out in and other Muskoka dfi towns where it‘s the r Hed Its Beginnin g In Huntsâ€" Â¥me 2nd Muskoka District The 1 CE CUVT H Muskoka district resq Latect _C-raze _ ".6 tie rage, Norton Kingsland, who Eskimo dances, added . newest thing tming in fot. debut in Toâ€" being given ) Huntsville a coup.e A city man‘s secretary looked up from her typewriter and saw a beautiful blonde, carrying some papers, glide into the private of.â€" fice, mih’ni sweetly, "Listen," said the secretary, taking stock of the charmer, "if you try to get the boss away from me I‘ll scratch your eyes out! "Don‘t worry, dear," answered the visitor, "I‘m not the new typ. ist. I‘m only the boss‘s wife." widened teacher drops her eyes, her pupile act up. s" °04 0 0 C CC0C00, Tudts Lhe only part of you that ever wil} set on one." $0 J dunno. All I‘ve missed so far is my watch." "Did the doctor take temperature?" Witâ€"1 was talking through a screen door and it strainâ€" ed my voice. "I dunno. the first on her? 4.â€"Isn‘t it out written we 3.â€"Whep a are giving a di and have no se greet the gues they arrive? , _ "," Yoman permitted to i)e first to suggest that a man call ep 9 $ a woman mc ce onl wedding invitations ? all !‘lght to send ae c o your i M ul . . 0 n C OO > / Te hanging" choice meats for weeks to achieve tenderness. NCV C E2 Ee POVE EL A process of "tenderizing" meat through the use of uitraâ€"violet raysâ€"which makes cheap cuts as toothsome as prime sirloin has been invented. The method, which soon will go into commercial use in Cleveland, s?‘pphnu the costly, centuriesâ€" TOUGH MEATS "TENDERIZED" e eE B 10 â€" 11 A.â€"Put one teaspoonful of lemon juice into a cup of warm water. Stains will be removed from the fingers and nails, and it will also loosen the cuticle. Qâ€"H'o-;';;; I ma acid fo:_: the manicure? 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What I wish to know is how much of the Phosphate and how much Potash would be required to equal in strength a complete fertilizer 0â€"12â€"10. ‘The Phosphate 20% and Potash 60%. I mean how many pounds of each must I have to equal an 0â€"12â€"10? J.D.L., Oxford County. A.â€"In order to make up a 0â€"12â€" 10 you could mix 120 lbs. of 20% ‘ S‘{xgerghosphnte with 34 lbs. of Conducted by Professor Henry inion is that sowing the fertilizer G. Bell, Dept. of Chemistry, Onâ€" through all of the tubes, if the tario Agricultural College, Guelph» | yate ;s not higher than 250 1bs. per with the coâ€"operation of the variâ€" acre, will help the corn and not ons departments of the O.A.C. injure its vitality. If you wish to 1. 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